: "Resolved, That we recommend to the president, directors and company of McCall's bridge to meet as soon as convenient for them at McCall's Ferry, in order to consult on measures to rebuild the bridge at that place. "Resolved, That from the anxiety we feel in re-building the bridge, we recommend as early a

over the smaller mantel clocks, the motive power of which was a coiled spring, and the governor was a crown wheel escapement, after the manner of watches of the present day. The mechanical principle was entirely different, including as it did, the weight and cord, the anchor escapement, and the long

Rifles, of every description, and particularly calls the attention of persons removing to the west. Also double and single barrel shotguns, Armstrong duelling pistols, Rifle barrels, etc., all of which are war- ranted. Henry E. Leman." This advertisement indicates that Leman made some barrels for other

Senators and 13 members present. Both the Senate and the House met daily and adjourned from day to day until Monday, April 6th, when for the first time a quorum was present. The two Senators from Pennsylvania were William Maclay and Robert Morris. The eight members from the State were : �George Clymer